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Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-12
TIMELY RAINS.
The Drought-Stricken Section Relioy ed,
but damaged by Wind and Hall

MILWAUKEE, August 11th.-Specials 10 the
Ertatnq Wisconsin from every portion of the
and the droueht-stricken districts have been
effecually relieved. The storm was accompa-
MED by high winds, which played havoc with
the trees and buildings The hail broke thou
sands OF panes of glass in bichland Center ard
throughout the country, and the corn was badly
riddled.
MICHIGAN FIRES EXTISGUIsHED.
DETROIT, August 1lth.-The rains throughout
the country last night put out all the forest fires
THE COUNTRY THOROUGHLY SOAKED.
DETROIT, August lth-Reports from various
parts of the State are 10 the effect that heavy
rains have fallen, soaking the ground thor
oughly and putting an end to all the forest fires
In many places there had been no rain for five
or six weeks. The Signal Service reports that
the rain is liable 10 continue at intervals for
days This will probably drown out the drought
Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-12

The pillory vas used for the last time in
Boston on tie 22d of November. is0I
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COLORED CITIZENS.
A Negro Who Goes Back on the Deliverer
of His Race

of His Race.
LOUISVILLE. August 1fth.-The National Col
ored Press Association, which began its session
Tuesday, closed its work yesterday. The discus
sions of the day brought about division as to
which party the colored people should support,
speakers, Alexander Clark, of Chicago, said:
" The negro who deserts the Republican party
is traitor to the living and the dead" b. A.
Rudd said a On the contrary the negro owed
no allegiance TO any party; for every service the
Republicans had done them, they had done the
Republicans two in return"
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HELD UP.
The Placer County Lone Stage R0bber
Still on the Road.

Copyright. 1857 by the California associated Press.
FOREST HILL August 11th.-Ihis morning the
Michigan Bluff and Auburn stage was stopped
and robbed by masked man about three quar-
ters of mile this side of Michigan Bluff
Wells Fargo Il Co.'S treasure box, containing
goo, was taken. No other damage, and no ar
rests US vet
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Wife-Beater on the Run Vessel
Floated-Etc.

Copyright. 1887, by tie California Associated Press
PORTLAND, August 11th.-J G, Sheppard, who
assailed a. Chinese merchant, got 100 days iu the
county Jail.
shannon Bruce beat his wife nearly to death
a few days ago, aud n warrant has been issued.
He has been heard from in Victoria
The British steamer Cambrian which was
ashore down the river for four days, was to-day
loated.
The Idaho arrived this morning from Alaska
and way ports
Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-12

One day il The last of June l2S elergymen
sailed fro1a Neg York TO Europe.
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Chicago Boodler, Sentenced.
FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Admiral Luce Quotes Shakespeare on
Secretary Whitney,


HALIFAX, August l1th.-An apparently we'll
founded rumor is current that Admiral Luce has
requested to be relieved of the command of the
North Atlantic station, and that Commodore
Benham, ut present in charge of the Third
Lighthouse District will relieve him. Admiral
Luce and Captain Scott met by accident in Con-
snl-General Phelan's Office yesterday, and the
commander of the Fisheries Protection Service
extended sympathy to the Admiral for the re-
buke he received from the United States Navy
Department. Luce received the coincidence In
the spirit in which it was rendered, and the trio
had halfhours pleasant conversation on the
general situation. The meeting was uninten-
tional as Luce is not holding any more formal
conferences with the fishery authorities. Luce
was asked if he was surprised TO find Secretary
Whitney's dispatch in the press and replied
that he was never more astonished in his life
On being asked what he thought of his treat
ment. he expressed decision not to speak
about 1t, dismissing the subject By repeating the
Shakespearean remark: "Behold the great i'm
age of authority ! A dogs obeyed in office. -
Destructive and Fatal Bush Fire.
CALEDONIA (ont.). August 11th.-A bush fire
covering tract of between three and four miles
fquare has been raging on the Indian reserya-
tion. about three miles from here, for the last
few day., destroying everything in its way 1t
is reported that two Indians, one squaw, several
houses and considerable stock are burned The
air here is dense with smoke.
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California Pensions.

tcopyi9ht, 1887 by tic California Associated Press
WASHINGTON. August, flth.-fSpecial. These
California pensions have been issued: John S.
Wet Heddle and John 7. Morrison. Sacramento;
Paris PInkston, Stockton Thomas L. Louden
OroTille; John Domingos, Sacramento.
The Ives Failure.
NEW YORK. August 11th.-The firm of Henry B.
Ives & Co. has just notified the Stock Exchange
of its suspension. There was intense excite
ment on the Board as soon as 1t was given out
Cromwell, of Sullivan & Cromwell, has been
made assignee. The liabilities are estimated
at 900, with assets slight in excess of that
amount. This announcement was made lust
before the close of the Stock Exchange, and
caused slight rally.
Does Lamor Get Left2
NEW YORK, August Ilth.-A Washington spe-
cial the Herald says "If Michael l.. Woods of
Alabama, is to be believed, President Cleveland
has virtually decided upon the appointment of
successor to ex-Justice Woods of the United
States Supreme Court. The fortunate man. ac-
cording to Mr. Woods, is Judge Edward " Petus,
OF Alabama.
Americas Hepe.
MARBIEHEAD( Mass. j August 1lth-The yacht
Volunteer won the cup offered by the Boston
Herald, crossing the line at S:5O:2S. The entries
included the five big sloops.
To the White House Across Lots.
WASHINGTON. August 1lth.-It is about def
nitely determined that the President will leave
Washington the last week in September and go
direct to st. Louis probably by way of Indian
apois. He will spend two days at ST. Louis
and go from there to Chicago Milwaukee Madi-
son, st. Paul. Minneapolis. Omaha, Kansas City
Memphis Nashville and Atlanta, reaching the
latter place in time TO meet his engagement for
October 18th.
Chicago BoodIers Sentenced.
CHICAGO, August t11th.-Commissioners Cassel-
man, Oliver and Mccarthy, who had been fined
81 600 each, were sentenced o-day. Informers
Lynn and Klehm Commissioners pleaded
guilty and were let OH also, with fines of 81 600
each. McCloDghery was sentenced to two years
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Fans were introduced in England about
the beginning of the sixteenth century
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Nevada County Notes.

Nevada County Notes.
NEVADA Cry, August 1lth.- The Eaelebird
and the spanish quartz mines in Washington
township were to-day attached by Conrad Gris-
sell for amounts aggregating over 81 1000, the
freight. The miners employ ed at the Faglebird
filed liens for about 500. Both mines were here
tofore commonly supposed TO be yielding large
profits. They are owned by San Francisco par.
Forty-five members of Company C will attend
the encampment of the First Artillery Reei-
ment at Santa Cruz next week.
Forest Fires in Nevada County.
Tcepy9Ai, 1857, by The caifornia As,oci9eS Press
NEVADA CITY. August 11th.-Forest fires are
raging in this vicinity. and much timber has
been destroyed. The fire at W. G. Richards
ranch, near this place, to-day spread with
alarming rapidity and 1t was only by the most
strenuous efforts that buildings in the neighbor-
hood were saved.
Clark, the Truckee Refugee.
lcepyigh. 1857, Jy The colforraia Assocatei Press
NEVADA CRY, August llth.-In the Superior
Court. to-day, Ellie Ellen, of TrlIckee COM
menced suit againt A. 2. Clark to recover So
3is 50, which amount defendant. as alleged, en-
diamond ring and s523 60 in coin, which had
been taken from Clark. were garnisheed in
Sheriff Lords hands Clark is the party re-
Gently brought back from British Columbia
Nothing to Live For"
Icopyiga, 1857, By The California Associated PressI
CDoyERDLE, August 11th.-Thomas Aiken,
an old and respected citizen, committed sui
eide last night at his residence on Railroad
Avenue, Cloyerdale. by shooting himself through
the herd with rife He LETT letter stating
that there was nothing to live for and that he
mad been suffering greatly. He directed his
funeral to be conducted chesply, and the re-
!nainder o. his effects TO be given to his nephew
in Oakland.
Death of Pioneer.
lccpyi9t 1857. By he California Axsoc,ated frsssl
MISSION SAs JosZ. August 11th.-JohD Proctor,
pioneer OF Alameda county. died at his home.
near Centeryilie this morning
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Prince spindle-shanks En- Route.

VIENNA, August i1th.-Prince Ferdinand, of
Saxe-Coburg- -Gotha, who is on his way to Sofia
to assume the Bulgarian throne, slept last night
at Orsoya. He rose early and resumed his
journey 81 5 O'Clock this morning. Prince
Ferdinand sent a note TO the Powers yesterday,
stating that his reason for starting for Bulgaria
without their consent was that he was sure their
throne was not due to any objection 10 him
personally. but was directed solely to the man.
ner of his election
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OREGON.
New Vessels to be Built for Inland
Navigation.

Now StsseIs 10 be Built Tor Inland
Navigation.
lcopyight, 1887, By Gte California Associated Press
PORTLAND, August II 1lth.-Orders were received
to day from Manager Thomas ]. Potter of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company, to
built fast boat to be used exclusively in the
passenger trade between Portland and Astoria.
The work will commence Immediately II is
supposed the new boat will be the fastest on the
river. Potter has also ordered several boats of
the old feet to be oyerhauled and repaired The
belief has prevailed that the company would
tion as soon as the present feet were out, but
Manager Potter's orders just received indicate
that the company intend TO remain in business
at the old stand"
The Coeur d'Alene Steam Navigation Com.
pany let the contract here to-day for an iron
steamer to be used ON Lake Caur d Alene for
breaking track through the ice and making
q passage for the present steamer
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FELT IN SAN MATro
PIERCED BY BULLETS.

REDWOOD CITY, August I1th.-The jar from the
explosion at Berkeley to-day was very percepti-
bic here. It was thought to be an earthquake
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B,a,ne,s rour In ireland.

DrBLIN, August 1lth--Blaine visited Queens
town yesterday and inspected various places.
After leaving his card at the residence of Mr..
Pratt. United States Consul, he returned to Cork
wit0out having been recognized.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-12
Another Bold Train
Robbery in Arizona,

Giant Powder Works
Slown Up Near Berke-
ley, Full account this
morning.
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THE eHoUIs SCENT THEIR PREY.

No sooner had the wreck occurred than a
scene of robbery commenced. Some band of
unspeakable miscreants. heartless and with
only criminal instincts. was ON hand like the
guerrillas who throng upon battlefield the
night after the confies, 10 flch from the dead
the money which thay received for their meagrs
pay, stealing even the bronze medals and rob-
bing from the children of heroes the-to others
worthless emblems of their fathers bravery 30
last night did these human hyenas plumber she
dead from this terrible accident, and take even
the shoes which covered their feet. Who these
Wretches are is not now known.
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The Ives Failure.
Does Lamor Get Left ?
Americas Hepe.
To the White House Across Lots.

MARBLEHEAD {Mass.) August 1lth.-The yacht
Volunteer won the cup offered by the Boston
Herald, crossing the line at 3:50:2S. The entries
included the FIVE big sloOps
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Clark. the rruckee Refugee.

lcopyr9a, 1857. By he California Aksociated frsssl
MISSION SAN JosE, August Ilth-JohD Proctor.
q pioneer of Alameda county, died at his home
near Centeryilte this morning.
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the plundeT was agne by an organized gang
WIS proven by the fsst that this morning sly
teen purses, all empty. rere found in one bean
II was ghastiy plunderiHs. Had he pIunderers.
have been lynched. 'uie'1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-26
Notice in insolvency.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF ALruRAs, s
IN the District Court of the Second Judicial pis.
trict OF the Territory of Idaho. in and a.
the County Of Alturas ~ A0i
In re petition Of Z. H. Hendrick. tnsoIvent
To j. M. Burkett, Of HALEY. Idaho. pbir;.. ..
Miller. of San Francisco. Cal ! IT pn.IP q
Chicago Ill; Smith Il Knapp, of New yorr
Sly, N y; j. b. Dinkelspeii. No. ana Rnsh
nreet, San Francisco. CAL; A. b. Henemsn
ciscn r.. Heo; Henry Kohn & Co.. San Fran,
H.P' Hildreth New York City, N. y: O. ";
q; II. Howard, Denver, Col. Giles Rroth.S
e'ats and Washington streets. Ohicsgo m
a.. Jordan, No. 81 Washington strss, a.
~. as mo Freigenbsum Co., No. 500 Ma.
rs street San Francisco, Cal. Pacific Jsvsi.v
company. No. Battery street Ran E,sna,ony
C ..;. cerf, schloss Co., No. III Rstts.s
WTt, san Francisco, CAL: Conn o.
,sy, Idaho; Nordman Bros, No. Iao suts.,,
~ ees san francisco. Cal; Fry, schrieber Z
M Wnmsc ~ prOadwsy, New York City, N. ":
Francisco, CAL: ef street, Gan
A.. ana MT TO each and all of You. take po,,.. a..
nst,t;on n day OF May, 1887, In the mater ~ ,Sn
thina. VI =. H. Hendrtck, praying AMONG oxh..
is..ssS 20 make cession Of his PROPERTY 70 he
made AZ TON ms debts. the Judge Of the Cont hss
aas an order that notice Be ia.n.S o.s,. mas
"setihg OF the creditors OF ssid r. - s.nnS
oh 10y are therefore notified to sppssr ~ H.
49, VI the Judge Of said Cent A. uno
Of Jnra ~ O'Clock In the forenoon of The 1ad Az
the prsysr y; t t and there 70 show cause why
no' De granted pursuant 10 said ords. should
lSEAIi Court this 2Ist day Of Nj sea- sa Of said
Il. RICHARDSON CLERK |
Jsw. by X. RICHARDS Dsnntv
"AA'' Attorney for Petitioner. MSitd
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laboratory here. As entered he was stand
ing before the top Of little miniature bake
oven like furnace, and with pair of tongs
was moving about some thimble like pots of
gold and silver which were steaming away
within it. The furnace was not much bigger
than a pasteboard shoe box, but it glowed
with the heat Of that furnace, which was
heated seven times hotter than used to test
the faith Of the children of Israel. The
assayer told me he was testing samples Of an
issue OF 10000 twenty dollar gold pieces,
which were recently made by the New
Orleans mint, and / watched him while he
rolled a twenty dollar gold piece to the
thinness OF the finest needle. The moment
the coins are issued these samples are sent to
him. He rolls them out, melts them and tests
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their quality by means of chemicals. He can
tell to the atom the amount OF gold in a coin,
and he also analyses counterfeit coins and
gives their composition TO the secret service
bureau for aid In the detection of counter
feiters. The coins from the mint are sent in
an envelope marked with the date Of coinage
and the number Of thousands issued.
80
He has another room in which are num-
Der OF the finest scales, ranging in all sizes
from a miniature copy Of the one which
weighs the silver in the vaults to one so deli
cate that 1t will weigh hair. At the request
of the assayer lady who was with me pulled
a hair from her head and offered it to him to
test the scales. He cut an inch from the fine,
long hair handed him and laid this inch upon
the scales. The side upon which it was laid
at once began to sink, and by delicate
measure he told the lady the exact weight of
this piece OF hair.
As we walked down the corridor from the
assayer's Office a stencil like that of the cook
ing Of rancid butter greeted our nostrils, and
looking up we saw sign over the door signi-
flying that within were the headquarters of the
chemist Of the internal revenue department.
This is a new Office, and it was established
last November in accordance with the new
law. Here all the bad butter
and oleomargarine of the country is tested.
1t is sent in pound pieces by the internal rev.
enue collectors throughout the United States.
The chemist boils and cooks it here day after
day, and seems to grow fat over it. As
l entered, the chemist was standing
before table on which a number of
gas jets were burning under as many
bottles, kettles and pans. The chemist,
a tall, fine looking man, with blue eyes and
gray mustache was standing in his shirt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-26
Notice Of Contest.
o. 8. LAND OFFICE, HALEY Ina

Q. 9. LAND OFFICE, HALEY IpAHo,) r
April ~, 1887. I
Complaint having been entered al this ONCE BY
J. b. Phillips against VIM. @. Blackburn, for
failure 70 comply with the Law a. to Timber. Cul-
8. Z. 4 Section 2. Township g., Range is E., in
Alturss county, idaho, with . view to the cancel.
lstfon Of said entrv: contestant alleging that VIM
@. Blackburn he's not plowed the ave acres re-
quired by law from July Sd. 1884. TO July 3D. 1895
nor any amount ct any time. The said parties are
hereby summoned to appear ct this once on the
Slst day Of May. 1887. at Q o'clock O. H.. to fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
- J. 8. WATERS, Receiver.
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Probate Notice.
10 JACOB p. LnCKMAN.

To JACOB P. LocKMAN:
You are hereby notified that proceedings have
1eeh instituted before the Honorable Probate
Judge OF Alturas county, Idaho Territory. for the
revocation of letters of administration heretofore
issued TO you upon the estate of Henry Frost. de-
70 be and appear before the Judge of said Probate
E o az O'Clock a. m. on Monday April 18th
100, st the Probate Courtroom, in the town al
revoked. 'A'"'o hot DC
Dated, HALEY, I. T., April 9th. 1887.
E. b. LENNON
Probate Judge and ex- officio CLERK of ssid Com,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-26
Bill Nye's Big Book.

Bill Nye says he expects to make q great
deal OF money out IT his last hook because it
is "larger and thicker" than any he ever pub
iished before. What the public wants." he
adds, sis a big book-one that can he used to
prop Up his lounge with when its leg il
broken
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-26
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CLEMENS TENT AWNING co.
rents Wagon Covers, Waterproof oiled Clothing,
Horse Feed Bags Corner Main and Market
streets.
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A. r. FLEMING,

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